Huston Township
Huston Township straddles ridges of the Allegheny Plateau in northern Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, a position that has kept settlement dispersed among forests and narrow road corridors. Low ridges and shallow valleys, rather than high mountains, give the area its close-grained, road-bound geography. Much of the township belongs to Pennsylvania’s heavily wooded interior, where small rural communities and public land sit well apart. Parker Dam State Park lies in the township, centered on its namesake lake and surrounded by Moshannon State Forest. The wider Clearfield County landscape was shaped by nineteenth-century logging; forests, streams and back roads now define this quieter part of central Pennsylvania.
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Huston Township occupies a forested stretch of the Allegheny Plateau in western Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. Parker Dam State Park centres on Parker Dam Lake, a 20-acre lake formed on Mud Run and surrounded by Moshannon State Forest. Its dam, cabins and recreation facilities reflect work carried out by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the 1930s, connecting the area with an important era in American conservation. Trails, camping and boating bring activity to this otherwise secluded public landscape. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Huston Township and Clearfield County.
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